Legal records can be harder to examine the further away a tenant moves or the more time that has passed, making them easier to miss.

So all you'd end up with just amortization and tax benefits.I disagree with everything in this paragraph.1) I have made four real estate investments this year, all of them cashflowing and I have two more I am about to get into that project immediate cashflow.2) I never count on the market to deliver appreciation. 

Hey Brandon,First, thoroughly examine the numbers.

I enjoy listening to you talk about all the reasons to purchase real estate currently even though prices have more then doubled in many areas.I would like you to have someone on who disagrees with you on this and can articulate some good reasons to not buy right now. 

Heaven forbid somebody disagrees with your analysis.

I disagree with @Theresa Harris and @Nathan Gesner about charging for your own time.1.

Examine the post-rehab value (ARV) of the property to determine whether you can refinance and extract most or all of your original investment.

I know others will disagree, but for me I focus on investing where I live.

Best of luck to you all.Hi Mike, I would have to disagree with you on your viewpoint.

I know that the spreadsheet warriors may disagree, but there is some value in being very liquid sitting on a pile of cash/index funds/interest bearing investments.